You are looking at the most unique Lamborghini Murcielago in Canada! This 2007 Roadster started out as your average LP640, but quickly became something much more! It was wrapped chrome blue by ZR Auto and had test pipes installed, tail lights tinted, logos, wrapped and ECU custom-tuned. A full exhaust setup was installed by Lamborghini of Miami. This Murcielago has been routinely maintained at ZR Auto, and will be serviced before the new owner takes delivery. One of the factory options for this car was the black and white two-tone interior, which was made available on white Murcielago LP640's. Underneath the wrap, the car is pearl white. The wrap can be removed if the new owner does not desire it. Be the one that stands out! This Lamborghini is truly one-of-a-kind! If you would like to view this car, feel free to drop by ZR Auto in Calgary, located at 2219, 32nd Ave. NE. More photos and additional info will be provided upon request. |
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